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Punjab PSC says civil services exam results show no unusual patterns

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The Punjab Public Service Commission has responded to a controversy over its civil services exam results. Its chairman, Major General Vinayak Saini (retired), said the variation in the number of successful candidates across classrooms is statistically normal. He pointed to similar trends seen in the 2018 and 2020 examinations to support this position. The commission's stance is that its data reveals nothing out of the ordinary.

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